Sentence examples for face of really from inspiring English sources

This much effort can have been called for only in the face of really dreadful threats.

Both sides of the aisle increasingly show some understanding that higher capital requirements for megabanks would make them generally safer and more resilient in the face of really big unusual shocks — and therefore reduce the degree of public subsidy they receive, implicitly, because they are too big to fail (and therefore able to get support, when needed, from the Fed).

According to Arctic biologists, the quintessential example of megafaunal fortitude in the face of really bad weather is the musk ox, or Ovibos moschatus, a blocky, short-legged, highly social ungulate with distinctively curved horns and long hair that looks like shag carpeting circa 1975.

It represents that we can keep our heads up in the face of really tough odds".

Between this and "The Muppets," you seem to be the face of really sweet comedy that isn't mean.

Why, in the face of really big changes taking place in Cuba is the President so utterly failing to capitalize on these developments, even to help realize the goals of his own policy?

In the face of a really awful situation, actually getting on with it and almost having quite a jolly time.

You know, in the face of a really awful situation, actually getting on with it and almost having quite a jolly time.

The story of The Face of Love really started with the film-maker Arie Posin's mother.

He sees all this anger, this humiliation, manifested in the kind face of this really spectacularly tiny boy.

"He's been absolutely superb in the face of some really tough times for him," Longmire said.